Word: gatos
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...reading and asks if he or she can hand his or her paper in early. After this adolescent phase (often marked by the growth of a large, tumor-like "thesis"), spawning begins, and we find colonies of proto-TFs developing in warm, dark places such as Loker and the Gato Rojo Cafe. Thriving on response papers and underused undergraduate brain cells, TFs have become one of the most populous species at the University...
...didn't see anything on the scale of Gato Rojo," she said. "We're in the business of education, not food production...
...think it's a ridiculous idea," said Debra Prager, a student at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. "We have Dudley House, Gato Rojo and Au Bon Pain, but we do not have a place for graduates and undergraduates to read comfortably. It's a university, not an amusement park...
...most audiences, Hispanic opera means Carmen (written, of course, by a Frenchman). Placido Domingo, in his new role as artistic director of the Washington Opera, means to broaden the definition. This season the company will present Manuel Penella's 1916 Spanish opera El Gato Montes as well as Antonio Carlos Gomes' 1870 Il Guarany, written, alas, in Italian but set in the Amazon. Meanwhile, the Houston Grand Opera offers the world premiere of Daniel Catan's Florencia en el Amazonas, based on stories by Gabriel Garcia Marquez...
Layher said he works at Gato Rojo, the small cafe in Dudley House popular with graduate students, and "came over to check out the competition." The two places will draw "different crowd[s]," he decided, because Loker focuses on undergraduates and Gato on graduate students...